Every rider is different, but the goal is the same: greater comfort, confidence, and consistency on the bike. Whether you're preparing for a major event, struggling with recurring discomfort, or simply looking to get more from your riding, the fitting process is designed to identify the factors influencing your experience and develop solutions that work in the real world.

Each session combines conversation, movement assessment, and on-bike evaluation to better understand how you interact with the bicycle. Adjustments are introduced thoughtfully, tested under load, and refined over time to create a position that remains effective when the ride gets longer and fatigue begins to accumulate.

The objective is not a single static position, but a position that performs under fatigue and adapts over time.

Foundation Fit

For riders who want more than a quick adjustment.

The Foundation Fit is a comprehensive evaluation of rider and equipment designed to improve comfort, confidence, and connection to the bicycle. Through conversation, movement assessment, and on-bike analysis, we'll identify opportunities to better align your position with your goals, riding style, and physical characteristics.

This process is built on more than two decades of experience in cycling biomechanics, bike fitting, and rider support. The objective isn't simply to change your position—it's to understand the factors influencing your experience on the bike and create a foundation for more enjoyable, sustainable riding.

Riders dealing with persistent discomfort, recurring pain, significant asymmetries, injury history, or complex fit challenges are better served by the Clinical Fit, which allows additional time for more detailed assessment and problem-solving.

Approximately 2 hours - $375

Clinical Fit

Designed for riders with persistent discomfort, recurring pain, significant asymmetries, injury history, or complex fit challenges, the Clinical Fit provides additional time and a deeper level of assessment to better understand the relationship between body and bicycle.

While many fit concerns can be addressed through traditional position and equipment adjustments, some riders present challenges that require a broader understanding of movement, biomechanics, injury history, and physical limitations. The Clinical Fit draws upon more than two decades of experience in cycling biomechanics, bike fitting, and clinical bodywork to investigate factors that may be contributing to discomfort, inefficiency, or recurring problems on the bike.

This service is particularly well suited to riders who have struggled to find solutions through previous fitting attempts, continue to experience discomfort despite equipment changes, or simply want a more comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing their position and performance.

Approximately 3–3.5 Hours – $475

Adaptive Athlete Fit ‍ ‍

Adaptive athletes often face challenges that cannot be addressed through traditional bicycle fitting approaches. Whether you're adapting to life with limb loss, returning to cycling, or pursuing higher levels of comfort and performance, this process is designed around your individual needs, goals, and equipment. Experience working alongside the Walter Reed Wounded Warrior program and graduate research in cycling biomechanics provides additional insight into the relationship between athlete, prosthesis, and bicycle.

Call to discuss details.

Bike Fit Follow-Up Work

Designed for riders who have already completed a bike fit at RedEye Service Course. This appointment is intended for fitting an additional bicycle, addressing new riding challenges that arise after the standard six-week adaptation period, or refining your position as your riding evolves.

Appointments are scheduled by the hour and tailored to the scope of work required.

All bike fit appointments are conducted privately and by appointment.

As we get older, riding well becomes less about simply working harder and more about understanding how our bodies respond to training, stress, and recovery.

Performance testing can provide valuable insight into how much work you can effectively absorb, when recovery is needed, and how to build fitness in a way that supports long-term health and enjoyment. For many riders, it's less about maximizing performance and more about preserving it—maintaining strength, energy, and confidence on the bike for years to come.

Whether you're preparing for an event, returning to structured training, or simply looking to ride with greater purpose, understanding your physiology can help remove the guesswork and make every hour on the bike more productive.

Choosing the right bicycle starts with accurate information. Using critical measurements from your current bicycle or an existing fit, we'll evaluate the brands and models you're considering to identify appropriate sizing, assess compatibility, and determine which options best support your position, anatomy, and riding goals.

Choosing the right bicycle starts with accurate information. Using critical measurements from your current bicycle or an existing fit, we'll evaluate the brands and models you're considering to identify appropriate sizing, assess compatibility, and determine which options best support your position, anatomy, and riding goals.

$125/hr